3rd Grade Math Prep Workbook arrives August 6, 2026, with 25 activities for ages 8–9. Multiplication, division, fractions, and place value are among its topics, providing several areas of third-grade math to revisit. The colorful workbook belongs to the Kindergarten–Grade 6 collection, where each title gives families and educators a focused set of grade-related practice options.
Connected number ideas for third-grade learners
Multiplication and division offer connected ways to think about groups and quantities, while fractions and place value introduce other representations to explore. The workbook’s variety makes it useful to look at the actual activity before choosing a session’s focus. A child may want to revisit a familiar method or discuss something that needs another explanation. The topic list helps adults connect a page with the learning already happening at home or in a classroom.
Inside the book
Suggested audience: Kids · Ages 8–9
- 25 third-grade activities. A focused workbook within the grade-by-grade collection.
- Multiplication and division. Practice two connected areas of number work.
- Fractions and place value. Explore additional topics through varied exercises.
A way to enjoy it together
Try one activity and ask which part felt familiar. For a multiplication question, a sketch of equal groups may give the child a way to show their thinking. For a fraction, a divided shape can offer another view of the number. Match the example to the exercise rather than using the same support for every page. Invite the child to explain how the representation connects with their answer, then decide together whether to continue or return to the idea another day.
Explore the release
This release is part of Grade-by-Grade Math Prep Workbooks. Visit the series page to see its connected titles and choose another theme to explore.
Read the full book page for its description and features. The Amazon listing is the place to check the edition, format, and current availability.

